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MoxiWorks CPO Ashley Fidler Honored as 2026 HousingWire Vanguard
Ashley Fidler, the Chief Product Officer at MoxiWorks, has earned a 2026 HousingWire Vanguard Award, an honor recognizing C-level executives who drive measurable growth in the real estate and mortgage sectors through innovation and strategic leadership over the past year.
Selecting Commercial Counsel: A Financial Perspective
Legal disputes are fundamentally financial liabilities that demand a strategic approach to outside counsel selection. According to Dallas-based attorney David Gibson, chief financial officers must look beyond courtroom experience to evaluate how a firm’s billing, staffing, and communication style will ultimately impact the company’s balance sheet and long-term stability.
Egan-Jones Links Sovereign Debt Risks to Industrial Shift
With 30-year U.S. Treasury yields hitting 5.31 percent in August—a level not seen since 2007—Egan-Jones warns that mounting sovereign debt and the migration of industrial dominance are creating a precarious fiscal landscape that mirrors the slow decline of post-war Britain.
Why High-Income Earners Bleed Deductions Before Year-End
High-income earners often forfeit significant tax savings not through a lack of awareness, but through poor coordination and missed timing. According to tax expert Sal Julian, the gap between potential deductions and actual tax liability frequently widens because financial decisions are made in isolation from a broader year-end strategy.
Yellow Wood Partners to Acquire Nestlé’s $1 Billion VMS Platform
Private equity firm Yellow Wood Partners has reached an agreement to acquire the Holistic Health platform from Nestlé for $1.0 billion. The deal brings a portfolio of major vitamins, minerals, and supplements brands—including Nature's Bounty, Nuun, and Osteo Bi-Flex—under the firm’s consumer-focused investment umbrella.
Bob MacIntyre and Elijah Craig Campaign to Unify Whiskey Spelling
Scottish PGA professional Bob MacIntyre is stepping away from his native spelling roots, joining American brand Elijah Craig to lobby for a standardized "whiskey" with an "e." The campaign, launched for National Bourbon Heritage Month, aims to bridge the Atlantic divide between Scotch and Bourbon enthusiasts through a public vote.
Astemo to Invest $112 Million in Kentucky EV Component Production
A $112 million capital infusion will transform Astemo Americas’ Berea footprint, adding 114 jobs and nearly 300,000 square feet of production space. The investment targets the surging demand for hybrid electric-vehicle motors, reinforcing the company's long-standing manufacturing presence in Madison County.
Why Insulation Fails to Stop Drafts in Older Homes
A room may remain freezing even after a fresh layer of insulation is installed, a phenomenon Darren Haggett attributes to neglected air leaks. While insulation serves as a thermal blanket for building surfaces, it cannot block the convective air currents that snake through gaps in a home’s structural envelope.
Texas Health Plans Expand Access for Students Returning to Class
With over 1.6 million Texans enrolled in regional coverage, the Texas Association of Community Health Plans is pushing for a broader focus on student wellness. As classrooms fill up across the state, the organization is leveraging local partnerships to bridge the gap between clinical checkups and essential community-based support services.
Live at the Station Festival Heads to Texas A&M Campus
The Live at the Station music festival will move to the heart of College Station this fall, transforming Texas A&M’s Aggie Park into a concert venue for the first time. Scheduled for November 7, 2026, the one-day event coincides with the university's 150th anniversary celebration.
Later Consolidates Influencer Marketing and Affiliate Commerce
Seventeen clicks occur every second on Later’s network, driving 86,000 daily sales and pushing the platform’s total creator payouts past $300 million. As the company reports revenue doubling over two years, it is folding its affiliate arm, Mavely, into the Later brand to create a unified full-funnel marketing system.
Carlos Sainz and New Era Launch TEAM FIFTY5 Lifestyle Collection
Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz is stepping off the racetrack to debut a new headwear and apparel collaboration with New Era. The TEAM FIFTY5 Fall/Holiday 2026 collection shifts the focus from high-speed performance to refined, everyday essentials, grounding the motorsport brand in a versatile, lifestyle-focused aesthetic.
Consumers Energy Launches Digital Verification Tool for Field Crews
Residents in southeast Michigan and surrounding regions can now verify the legitimacy of utility workers through a new online portal. By inputting an address into the Crew Check platform, customers gain access to vehicle identification details, providing a digital safeguard against unauthorized access to their properties during natural gas upgrades.
NASB Financial Declares Quarterly Dividend of $0.35 Per Share
Kansas City-based NASB Financial, Inc. will distribute a quarterly cash dividend of $0.35 per share to its investors later this month. The board-approved payout serves stockholders of record as of September 11, with the funds scheduled for distribution on September 25, 2026.
Investors Face September Deadline in Cogent Communications Class Action
Investors in Cogent Communications Holdings have until September 21, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a securities class action lawsuit. The litigation centers on allegations that the company misled shareholders regarding the viability of its optical wavelength backlog, painting an inflated picture of future revenue potential.
Monks Secures Leader Status in Gartner Magic Quadrant
CMOs are narrowing their agency rosters to survive an era of flat budgets and AI disruption, a shift that has propelled S4 Capital’s Monks into the leader quadrant of the August 2026 Gartner report. The firm now faces the mandate of proving measurable ROI while scaling personalized content at speed.
BitcoinIRA Launches Taxable Accounts to Bypass Retirement Restrictions
Las Vegas-based BitcoinIRA is shedding its retirement-only focus with the introduction of Freedom Accounts, a new taxable investment vehicle. By bypassing the rigid contribution limits and distribution rules of traditional IRAs, the platform now allows users to manage both long-term retirement holdings and active, non-retirement digital assets from a single dashboard.
Fred Giahi Brings Personalized Senior Care Guidance to South Fulton
After watching his own family struggle to find adequate care for relatives facing Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s, Fred Giahi has launched a local branch of Trua Senior Living Locators. The service aims to replace the exhausting, often confusing search process with a more compassionate, clinically-informed approach for South Fulton families.
Investors Target PROCEPT BioRobotics Over Alleged Sales Inflation
A federal securities class action lawsuit now targets PROCEPT BioRobotics, alleging the company artificially inflated revenue by pushing bulk handpiece discounts that far exceeded actual medical demand. Investors who acquired common stock between February 28, 2024, and February 25, 2026, face a September 22, 2026, deadline to seek lead plaintiff status.
Wix Faces Class Action Lawsuit Following Share Price Collapse
A 27% drop in Wix.com shares this May has triggered a securities class action lawsuit, with investors alleging the company misled them regarding the financial strain caused by its AI-driven initiatives. The legal challenge centers on whether Wix hid the true costs and competitive failures of its Harmony and Base44 platforms.
Club Med Launches Annual Ski Sale Offering Discounts for Winter 2026-27
Travelers looking to secure their winter getaways have a limited two-week window to capitalize on Club Med's "Ski Days" promotion, which runs through September 15. The sale promises up to $1,040 in instant savings on bookings at various French Alps resorts and the company's Canadian property in Québec-Charlevoix.
Claroty Gains Top Marks in Forrester OT Security Evaluation
Forrester Research has identified Claroty as both a Leader and a Customer Favorite in its Q3 2026 report on operational technology security. The cyber-physical systems protection firm secured the highest possible scores across nine criteria, spanning technical capabilities in vulnerability management and strategic innovation in pricing and adoption.
Nozomi Networks Secures Lead Position in Q3 2026 Forrester Wave
Nozomi Networks has been named a leader in The Forrester Wave: Operational Technology Security Solutions, Q3 2026, marking a significant milestone in a year defined by aggressive AI integration and corporate expansion. The company is one of only four vendors to secure the top-tier ranking in this competitive market evaluation.
ATAP and ERPHealth Launch Labor-Led Behavioral Health Network
The Allied Trades Assistance Program has launched a high-performance network for behavioral health, marking a shift in how organized labor manages member care. By partnering with ERPHealth to implement third-party outcome validation, the initiative moves beyond traditional claims data to prioritize measurable clinical results and provider accountability.
Euro-Wall Overhauls Sales Strategy to Embed Senior Expertise in Field
Conflict lead: While construction projects often suffer from fragmented communication between manufacturers and design teams, Euro-Wall is dismantling its traditional sales hierarchy. The Florida-based fenestration firm is shifting senior leadership directly into regional roles to bridge the gap between architectural specification and on-site installation.
Claroty Earns Customers’ Choice Distinction in 2026 Gartner Report
With a 4.9 out of 5.0 rating, New York-based cybersecurity firm Claroty has been named a Customers’ Choice in the 2026 Gartner Peer Insights Voice of the Customer for CPS Protection Platforms, securing the highest volume of user feedback among all evaluated vendors in the category.
Fervo Energy Under Investigation Following Post-IPO Revenue Warning
Shares of Fervo Energy plunged 16% on August 12 after management revealed that transmission curtailments at its flagship Cape Station project would significantly hinder future revenue. The sudden disclosure, which pushed the stock to $20.16—well below its $27 May IPO price—has triggered a formal investigation into the company’s transparency.
S&P Global finalizes acquisition of data center intelligence firm
S&P Global confirmed the completion of its acquisition of datacenterHawk, a strategic move designed to bolster the company’s infrastructure and energy market intelligence. The integration merges datacenterHawk’s asset-level data with S&P Global Energy’s existing forecasting capabilities to provide a unified view of the AI-driven infrastructure ecosystem.
Guggenheim Strategic Opportunities Fund Under Investigation
A 6.6% single-day share price drop on August 20 has triggered a formal investigation by Hagens Berman into the Guggenheim Strategic Opportunities Fund. The legal probe examines allegations that the fund sustained high dividend payouts by selling new shares rather than relying on underlying portfolio earnings.
Withum Absorbs Chatsworth-Based Farber Hass Hurley LLP
Accounting firm Withum has integrated Chatsworth-based Farber Hass Hurley LLP into its Southern California operations, effective September 1, 2026. The move brings three partners and roughly 30 staff members into Withum’s Los Angeles office, marking a significant push to bolster the firm’s assurance and tax capabilities on the West Coast.